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Færsnes Hotel is situated up in the beautiful elevated surroundings between the lakes by the name of Vegår and Forbuvann. Pine-clad hills and twinkling water surround Færsnes. Its also a ver...
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This family owned hotel – an intimate and cosy choice – is centrally located on the Sognefjord, in Dragsvik in the municipality of Balestrand.
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This cosy hotel has 9 maritime suites of high quality, measuring 45-60 m2 each (4 beds, living room/dining area, kitchen, bedroom, bathroom and outside area). The hotel is situated in a rest...
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A village style development of luxury mountainside apartments at Geilo with fine views, covered parking, on-site spa, pool and fitness suite, cafe/bar and lounge. The apartments offer the luxury...
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A large and comfortable traditional Norwegian cabin, in a quite stunning riverside location surrounded by forest and mountains with an outdoor hot tub and boules pitch. If you want to get away f...
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Delightful apartment in an historic building constructed in 1750, and tastefully restored to create a unique and luxurious holiday apartment in a peaceful setting by the sea in the charming town...
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Large family house on the island of Tromoy near Arendal in southern Norway, with sea views, large garden, outdoor hot tub, boat and an excellent situation for family holidays.
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This fantastic fjordside holiday village is situated on Norway's south coast, a short drive from Oslo (1.5 hours to Oslo Torp airport), close to the pretty seaside town of Risør. The village ha...
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A wonderful water side property with private jetty and boat, nestled amongst the islands and fjords of Norway's south coast. There are large grounds to explore and private boat house with boat....
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Superb 3 bedroom cabins overlooking the picturesque harbour at Lyngseidet near Tromso, with spectacular views to the Lygnen Alps which provide a dramatic backdrop in all seasons. You can also co...
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This new development, nestling in an enviable position on the mountainside at Norefjell, 1.5 hours from Oslo, offers luxurious and private accommodation furnished to an exceptional standard. I...
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Despite its perception as being a cold country you may be suprised to find Norway has so much sun and hot summer weather, particularly around the southern coast, a favourite area for locals to take a seaside holiday, Norwegian style. In general Norway has a temperate climate thanks to the Gulf Stream which flows along the coast. The interior highlands have an Arctic type of climate in winter with snow, strong winds and severe frosts, but during fine summer spells the daytime temperatures can rise above 86°F (30°C) with long hours of sunshine. By contrast, the coastal areas have comparatively mild winter conditions. Gales, rain and cloud are likely along the west coast, particularly in winter, and the rainfall is frequent and heavy. The lowland area around Oslo is the driest and warmest part of the country in summer, and the south coast from Oslo down to Kristiansand enjoys long sunny days from May through to late August. |
